Hyundai Considers Pickup Truck For US Market - Could They Do Better Than Nissan Or Honda?

Hyundai Considers Pickup Truck For US Market - Could They Do Better Than Nissan Or Honda?
Hyundai Motor Co. is looking into launching a pickup in the United States, Hyundai's sales boss says.

Product planners and engineers at headquarters in South Korea are studying what size truck would be best, Lee In-cheol, vice president in charge of international sales, said at a Hyundai training center here, southeast of Seoul.

"We do not have a pickup truck. Other than that, we cover almost every segment," Lee told Automotive News on the eve of the Seoul Motor Show. "We are studying that one very hard -- what kind of pickup truck we should produce, if we have to. Is it a big-size pickup truck like in the United States or a small kind of pickup truck?"

Hyundai has no plans to produce a pickup, but dealers in the United States and other countries are asking for one, he said.

 

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trmckintrmckin - 4/1/2013 10:59:17 AM
+1 Boost
I think they should probably look elsewhere. It might sell overseas but not here in the states. Toyota and Nissan are still fighting that uphill battle in many ways.


HughJassHughJass - 4/1/2013 1:25:09 PM
+4 Boost
What are they going to copy from and call it?
Kundra
K-150
KRam
Kierra/Kilverado
Kitan

I'm sure it will be a splendid clone.


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